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City of Regina

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young pedestrians. Temporary curb extensions have been installed at various locations. See Traffic Calming. Maintained ongoing collaborations with key safety partners, including SGI, CAA, Regina Public Schools, Regina Catholic Schools, the Saskatchewan Health Authority, and the Regina Police Service, to promote safety awareness. Actions Completed Click to see future actions Develop Safety awareness campaigns, to ensure that all road users, including those using scooters, skateboards, roller blades, etc. can navigate the roads safely. Install pavements markings to designate bicycle zones. Develop and expand the Active Transportation Plan and infrastructure. Pedestrian and cyclist warning signs at high-risk locations. Develop a school zone and pedestrian safety toolbox, including a Safe and Active School Routes program to help schools, students, and parents plan safe routes to school. Conduct school zone audits to identify and address safety concerns. Future Actions Click to see completed actions Implemented an automated speed enforcement program using a rotating camera to improve compliance with posted speed limits. Deployed speed feedback trailers at targeted locations with higher speeding rates across the city. Installed “Yield to Pedestrians” signage on centerlines to calm traffic and increase visibility of pedestrian crossings. Delivered safety campaigns in collaboration with partners, including SGI, CAA, Regina Public Schools, Regina Catholic Schools, the Ministry of Highways, and the Regina Police Service. ...

e commercial spaces in neighbourhoods. The City ensures fast permit turnaround times and waives permit fees on certain types of infill development in key areas near the City Centre. A range of incentive and tax exemption programs are also available to support business and housing development such as: Housing Incentives City of Regina | Office to Residential Conversion City-Centre-Vacant-Lot-Redevelopment-Tax-Exemption-Policy.pdf City of Regina | Housing Land Bank The City is making strategic investments to replace and upgrade aging infrastructure, including underground pipes, drainage basins and roadways. The goal is to improve service and expand capacity for more development in older neighoburhoods. Programs Supporting Infill Development City Centre Incentive Program Office to Residential Conversion Housing Incentives Program Housing Land Bank

Supporting the availability of diverse housing options is a key community priority identified in the City's Official Community Plan.

The City offers a variety of parking permits that give residentsthe ability to park their vehicle longer than the posted time limits.